This Mo Salah dive vs Chelsea saw the Liverpool striker pick up his first booking of the league season for the Reds in their game against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on 6 May, 2018. Salah’s yellow card v Chelsea came in the 39th minute of the game- he was booked by referee Anthony Taylor for simulation.
Premiership
Wolves, Cardiff promoted to Premier League 2018-19- Sunderland, Barnsley, Burton Albion relegated from Championship
Wolves, Cardiff and Fulham are the three teams to secure promotion to the Premier League 2018/19 from the Championship.
Neil Warnock’s Cardiff City were the second team to clinch automatic promotion to the Premier League for the 2018/19 season after a draw with Reading on the final day of the season (May 6, 2018). The goalless draw, coupled with Fulham’s shock loss to Birmingham (they had been unbeaten in 23), sent the Bluebirds to the Premier League via the automatic promotion route along with Championship winners Wolverhampton Wanderers- a record eighth time for Warnock.
Bolton staged a great escape to stay in the Championship after two late goals from David Wheater and Aaron Wilbraham saw them come from behind to beat Forest 3-2. The BWFC win mean that Barnsley and Burton, who lost to Derby and PNE respectively, will be in League One next season.
Cardiff being promoted will also provide plenty of incentive for fellow Welsh side Swansea to stay up- Carlos Carvalhal’s side aren’t quite safe yet.
Promoted to Premier League 2018/19
Automatic: Wolves, Cardiff
via Playoffs: Fulham,
Eliminated in playoffs:- Aston Villa, Middlesbrough, Derby County
Playoff first & second leg
Derby 1-0 Fulham, Fulham 2-0 Derby
Middlesbrough 0-1 Villa, Villa 0-0 Boro
Play off final
Fulham 1-0 Villa
Relegated from Championship to League One:- Barnsley, Burton Albion, Sunderland
New Everton 2018-2019 Kit | New EFC Home shirt for 18-19 season worn v Southampton
Everton’s new 2018/19 home shirt made its maiden appearance in their clash at Goodison Park against Southampton yesterday evening (May 5, 2018).
The new home shirt is a nod to Everton kits from the 70’s and features classic Umbro taping.
Everton went behind to Nathan Redmond’s second half goal in this game, but equalised thanks to Tom Davies’ goal deep into second half stoppage time.
